Primary Season Ends With Key Vote Across Three States
Voters in California Ohio and New Jersey cast the final ballots of the lengthy presidential primary. Ford and Reagan vie for the Republican delegates while Carter leads the Democratic field with 909 delegates sought against Udall and others. Delegates available: Democrats 540 Republicans 331.
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Morning Markets Federal NYSE rally lifts Dow in broad advance
The New York stock market extended a broad gain led by the Dow Jones average which rose 6.38 to 964.47 after Friday and Monday declines. The NYSE composite index gained 0.30 to 52.82 and the American Stock Exchange value index added 0.33 to 101.69 as traders hunted for bargains amid generally weak sentiment. Fleetwood Enterprises traded heavily at 14 percent with a 190,000 share block.
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Hard Hand Criticized in Panama Canal Debate
SAN DIEGO California AP Assistant Defense Secretary William Clements labeled proponents of force to keep U S control of the Panama Canal dangerous bullheaded and shortsighted during a Monday San Diego visit His remarks were seen as an indirect jab at former California governor Ronald Reagan a leading candidate for the Republican presidential nomination on the canal issue
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Man barricades in Houston home after neighbor shooting
A man in a blue collar Houston neighborhood barricaded himself inside his home and reportedly shot a neighbor before resisting officers and relatives who urged surrender. Police say the man has a history of mental illness. The wounded neighbor, John Harris, is in critical condition at Ben Taub Hospital.
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Reporter’s Condition Worsens After Bombing in Phoenix
Arizona Republic journalist Don Bolles, 47, critically injured when a bomb destroyed his car, had his condition worsen as doctors fought infection in his severely injured right arm. Police meanwhile studied three to four possible motives for the attempted killing.
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Swine Flu Threat Is Real Continued From Page 1
Edwin King of Port Lavaca recalls the 1918 outbreak as he backs a vaccination drive. He notes past pandemics, with 1958 Asian flu killing about 70 000 and 1968 Hong Kong flu causing 33 000 deaths, while officials warn a new season may bring another epidemic.
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Workshop On Crime To Be Held By Calhoun Sheriff
Calhoun County Sheriff's Office to host a two day crime prevention course in Cour troom B at Calhoun County Courthouse for commissioned peace officers from Calhoun and nearby counties. Sessions run 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with certification through the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. Sheriff Maurice Wood and James Baylor teach. Contact Sheriff Wood in Port Lavaca at 552 6767.
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Diet Pill Ads False Claim Regulated by FTC
Washington AP reports an FTC administrative law judge ruled marketers of the X-11 diet pill must stop claiming a unique ingredient allows weight loss without reducing food intake. The claims were found false and prohibited by the judge Daniel Hanscom.
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Canvassing Completed For Runoff In Calhoun County
After Saturday morning Democratic primary runoff results stood for Calhoun County with RBB Browning 739 votes in Precinct 1 constable, Jack Gibson 324, A K Schwartz 960 for senator District 1, Dean Neugent 883, Jon Newton 1321 for Railroad Commission post, Jerry Sadler 476, W Phillips 864 and Carl Dally 11 for Court of Criminal Appeals unexpired term, Wayne Wehmeyer named Democratic county chairman.
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Racial Impact Ruling Could Affect Housing Openings
The Supreme Court issued a 7 to 2 decision addressing the legality of a District of Columbia police recruitment test amid claims of racial bias. It found no evidence of intentional facial discrimination, but left open questions on how discriminatory impact might influence public official testing and housing issues. The ruling may shape future cases on discrimination in public employment and housing while a separate ruling allowed Ralph Nader to sue Allegheny Airlines over overbooking.
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Showers Dot Texas Showers Dot Texas By The Associates
Warm weather shower dotted Texas today with most areas partly cloudy or two thirds cloud cover. Overnight temps lingered in the 70s and 90s are forecast again as scattered showers persist. Forenoon rain spanned the Panhandle corridor from central Texas toward Corpus Christi and Galveston.
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Teens Investigated Over School Club Torture Allegations
In San Antonio a high school teen was allegedly tortured by an unofficial ROTC offshoot, the Blackjacks, linked to Churchill High School. North East School District officials acknowledge policy violations and potential breaches of state and federal education laws. Dr Ivan Fitzwater will lead the probe.
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Education priorities and vocational programs outlined for Texas schools
A Texas Education Agency briefing discusses nine of sixteen proposed education reforms adopted since 1874 and 1973. It emphasizes vocational programs for grades nine to twelve, equitable opportunities under Title II, air conditioning costs, and defining free public education per Attorney General opinions, with meetings planned to refine these priorities.
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